Howdy tresd2-ga,
It depends on several factors, such as the final destination (the
province), etc. but FedEx has a great tool to get an estimate on
these kinds of things. It requires getting a free account. Once
you are logged on, look under the "International Tools" menu for
"Estimate Duties and Taxes" and go from there.
FedEx Global Trade Manager
https://gtm.fedex.com/EDT
I used the "Harmonized Code" of "84714101" which appears to be the
appropriate one for a computer.
I ran the following numbers to get a range.
Province NORTH FRONTIER ZONE
Duty and Tax Estimate 792.00 USD
Freight/Transportation 100.00 USD
Insurance 2590.00 USD
Customs Value of Goods 2590.00 US
Province OTHER
Duty and Tax Estimate 853.50 USD
Freight/Transportation 100.00 USD
Insurance 3000.00 USD
Customs Value of Goods 2590.00 USD
So, you are looking at around $790 to $860 in Value Added Tax (VAT).
If you need any clarification, please feel free to ask.
Search strategy:
Google search on: FedEx Mexico taxes OR duties shipped
://www.google.com/search?q=FedEx+Mexico+taxes+OR+duties+shipped
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Clarification of Answer by
denco-ga
on
02 Nov 2005 18:25 PST
Howdy tresd2-ga,
Yes, if you eliminate any 3rd party insurance, that is, the computer is
not insured at all, then the tax on the computer falls into the far more
reasonable range of $388 to $426. I got just short of $270 for shipping
as well. My apologies on not working up some estimates based on that the
first time through.
Don't be surprised if Mexican customs goes with the "84714101" Harmonized
Code instead of "84714901" which in turn will make the VAT be in the upper
range above. Also don't be surprised if they place a somewhat arbitrary
insurance value on it as well. From my reading, the word "arbitrary" is
at times very applicable when it comes to the Mexican customs process.
My pleasure!
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